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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
3
A chaotic July political scene in Washlegimn shows two men taking decisive action to head off violence surrounding gubernatorial elections. Amid confusing reports, a case involving Ab Cable drew attention to election risks and security steps.
Fragmentary report from Bristol July 1 on a debated leather issue and alleged actions. The text mentions a government role and speakers, with garbled phrases obscuring details about the event and participants.
Fragmentary text appears to reference individuals and groups with distorted names and terms. It hints at representations, events, or actions but lacks clear structure, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item or outcome. Further readable context is needed to determine a specific report.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has begun a broad inquiry into grain business practices. It seeks data from railroads on elevator ownership, shipping patterns, rates, and privileges to assess competition and inform possible legislation.
July 18 reports the final court of the season at Buckineham Palace marking the close of Leiden scatvn. Attendees included representatives from the American embassy and several ladies from New York New Jersey California and California residents in London with Mrs Wm Clark Miss Vlath and others among the guests.
Reported updates from New York disclose Mrs Thaw preparing to join her husband amid sprawling legal maneuvers. District Attorney Jerome and aides pursue motions and subpoenas while Thaw reportedly contemplates death in the electric chair over a fire. Awaited by press and public, the case edges toward a highly anticipated trial.
Ernest Benson, general auditor for the Isthmian Canal Commission, will sail for the Isthmus from New York on the steamship Colon. The voyage is announced from Washington. Benson will join duties on the canal project in the isthmus district.
Manpus reports attorney I L Wil ne y, named judge of the U S court in China, will sail tomorrow from Shanghai. Gregorio Arenella, solicitor general, has been named attorney general to enter the Bush, while the Philippines appoints a bureau chief as evidence of the administration's good faith toward eventual well government.
A San Francisco settlement reports made large payments by the Poenie Insurance Company of Brooklyn. Up to date payments were completed to settle costs sustained in the San Francisco fre.
The text depicts a disordered account of medical symptoms including back and loins pain and urinary weakness. It references a sales context and named locations like New York with unclear dates and figures. It resembles a garbled advertisement or testimonial fragment with scattered names and prices.
Warrington July 13 A Guatemala City cable states President Cabrera commands a force of about forty thousand and may attack Salvador or Honduras as Salvadorean and Honduran forces clash near the frontier. State Department reports warn of rising tensions and indicate Cabrera will be urged to disband his army to avoid further conflict.
About 19 000 Guatemalan troops moved toward the Salvadoran boundary under the command of General MM Acounar, remaining near the border as tensions rise in the region.
A fragment lists multiple church announcements including Christian Science Society services at 3 pm and 8 pm testimonial meetings, First Church of Christ Scientist at Twenty Fourth Mirett with Truth topic, First Methodist with 10 am Sunday service and 3 pm sermon, Church of the Good Shepherd with Trinity prayers, Fifth Sunday rites, First Baptist with 11 am and 7:30 pm services, German Evangelical St Pauls with German sermon, Five Points Church 2 pm service, Slaterville preaching and song, First Presbyterian with Lord's Supper and botanical series, and First Congregational with morning worship and no evening service.
Advices received from Panama dated July 14 indicate Guatemala has proclaimed martial law throughout the republic. All male persons above twenty one years of age are to be drafted. The report cites Pete as the source within Guatemala.
Mexica City reports battles near San Salvador and El Tarro with the death of Salvadoran commander Gen Regalado and heavy insurgent gains. Gen Toledo leads the revolutionaries with gunboat support and anticipates a Guatemalan City advance, while losses mount for the government forces.
The Honduran consul general in New Orleans says Honduras has deployed troops to the Guatemala frontier to preserve peace. He states Honduras is not taking part in the dispute between Guatemala and El Salvador. Information released Wednesday described the border situation and a trader's fate during recent clashes.
In Veronesh province unrest from agrarian unrest escalates with peasants burning more than twenty estates and looting cattle. In Ga rank district about 2000 peasants pillage and many estates are set ablaze including the M. Baps Rakott estate. Authorities report widespread destruction, calls for more troops, and displacement as former ministers and nobles are cited among those affected.
In Teheran a wave of political turmoil shook the country as divinity students clashed with authorities. A professor released from detention faced accusations of language abuse. In a separate incident a student and a worker were wounded amid escalating street violence. Officials reacted swiftly to quell the disturbances.
Report of broad discontent with calls for immediate reform, a near total shop closure except for essential services, and troops deployed to ensure order. Government ministers retreat to capitals amid hurried talks with muttering factions, with no concessions yet offered.
A grand jury indicted laundrymen and associated firms in Cincinnati on charges of maintaining illegal price and market restraints. The indictments allege they operated as an organized trust within the laundry trade, implicating multiple members of the industry group and violating antitrust laws.
In San Francisco on July 13 Thomas Rogan, the last remaining member of the police commission, was dismissed by Mayor Gehrels. The action was attributed to internal disputes and public disagreements with administration policy. The report notes a tense conflict between private obligations and public duties within the department.
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